Sentence examples for wrong evaluation from inspiring English sources
The design of the borehole field is the key element of these systems since the wrong evaluation of the boreholes' length affects the initial costs and/or the energy performance of the heat pump.
In artificial wetlands, any preferential pathway induces an insufficient residence time of pollutants in the soil, making an incomplete and unfinished biodegradation process, a wrong evaluation of the hydraulic residence time of the system which would hinder its management in a complete system with several entities of treatment and a non-homogeneous growth of the biofilm in the solid filter mass.
Figure 5 gives two examples of the obviously wrong evaluation of the transport time.
Therefore, the simulation results for the fixed values are also presented to avoid the impact of wrong evaluation.
The negative and zero ΔT values, resulted in some cases, should be regarded as indicative of wrong evaluation of time required for the E KL transferring from the ACE spacecraft position to the magnetopause.
Although the fixed values (α=0.07, β=0.18) are experimentally selected to show the prevention of the wrong evaluation impact as an example, the security performance will differ following the values that are selected.
These wrong evaluations are detected in particular in medium and high-density situations in which groups tend to stretch themselves to walk through bottlenecks or narrow walkable areas.
He nevertheless proclaimed that Arens was "almost certainly wrong", making use of faulty evaluation methods and being excessively critical of any and all claims for cultural cannibalism, failing to prove dishonesty or prejudice on the behalf of Europeans who have claimed evidence for cultural cannibalism.
"We need to understand what is going on, what we are doing right, and what we are doing wrong". That evaluation has begun as air quality officials develop comprehensive new cleanup plans for smoggy cities.
"To attract teachers, we need the public will to support service scholarships, increase pay, stop over-testing, and terminate verifiably wrong-headed evaluation practices".
Mathematicians have often been wildly wrong in their evaluation of the difficulty of problems.
